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Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-05-14
Ice is breaking up on Lake Bes
sic over the divide.
There is very fs.tle SNOW around
the marble ledge on Yule creek

France Armstrong was in town
this week from the Belle Of Titus
will,
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NOTICE
United States Land ONCE.

United States Land ONCE.
Notice is hereby given that the
Surveys of the follwing Townships
have been approved by the Hon.
Commissioner of the General Land
Office, viz.
Township 6, South, Range 80 West.
l, SO "
l, "a Z"
l, North" "a "
On and after June l, 1887, the
Plats of survey will be on file, and
applications to enter Lands in said
Townships will be received at this
office. s. J. DELAN,
j. W. Ross, Register.
Receiver,
U. S. LAND OFFICE, !
GLEswooD SPRINGS, Colo., April 2s, 1887.
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LOCAL SpLINTERs.

Will Parry was in town this
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-05-14
The Colorado Midland Mystery Solve

GLEswOoD SPRINGS, Colo, April 2s, 1887.
Crystal River current. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1886-18??, 1887-05-14

VOL. /. No. 81.
LOCAL SPLINTERS.
Will Parry was in town this
week.
Ice is breaking up on La2e Bes-
sic over the divide.
There is very fsttle SNOW around
the marble ledge on Hule creek
France Armstrong was IN town
this week from the Belle Of Titus
will.
Capt. Bum is sprinkling his toll
road with dirt ever the top OF the
divide.
Mr.. j. C. Osgoed made a trip to
Glenwood Springs aaRt week. by
way OF aspen.
Look ont for high water in the
lower rcounAryl The streams are
commencing to boom.
The Aspen mail now goes over
Perl Pass from Crested Butte in
stead 6flby Maroon pass.
Will Lloyd was over to Gothic
on Sunday last and packed over a
.loadsif supplies to thenane.
Ike Reyland is sprinkling dirt on
the road around Scoield which will
help make the snow disappear.
Supt j. w. Phillips, of the Grand
River Coal & Coke Co., paid US a
pleasant call on Wednesday last.
The wagonread is open to Goth
ic up East river, and some of the
old residents are returning with
their familys.
Dancing season is stating in
early along the river. There must
be good times coming. We will
hqse SO at least.
Senator Jones was up to camp
from his ranch on Wednesday for
the first time this season and looks
hale and hearty.
Conductor Milan, of the D. & r.
g. will attend the Conductors Con-
vention to be held ut New Orleans.
So says the Salida News.
Saron w. France, a young prin-
ter wellknown in Denver, commit
ed suicide Sunday night. The
cause being attributed to love sf-
fairs.
The Canadian Pacific has enterd
the Pasfe pool along with the 9th
er tsranscontinental lines, and no
more cut rates will be made upon
freight.
"A bouncing young daughter was
presented to A. H. Horoney last
week. Mother and child are doing
well. Well bet our boots AL is as
happy as a clam.
Jack Clayton rode up to camp
on Monday last from his ranch at
the mouth of Avalanche creek. He
has been fixing up comfortable
quarters for himself down there.
For the use of man or woman.
The most useful article ever inven-
F., ted. Price 81. Put up in a neat
box with full directions. NJ. +. A.
Co., P. O. Box 1898, MY. City.
The Alpine tunnel, on the South
Park R. r. is now being opened up |
and trains will soon commence rum
ing over the range. It is about
time something was being done.
The report regarding the CONSOLE
dstion ofthe Burlington and Union
Pacific has been denied by Vice
President II Rotter, of the U. r., and
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

The Grand EzDids Assocsatl3a-EepTe-
ssaiiBg twenty-five churchss-closed yss-
tszday a very interesting session a. Loss!i.
A laEse delegation vas pTssect Rev. hssf
=. ruppsr vas elected moderator, and }. G.
buchanan clerk. Rev r. II. Brooks
Drsachet Us anaAa. sermon. Reports
Sers sigsa Oh f0feign. home sod state mis-
signs. saca sa0slag q msrkei Increase "a
ths bensvolence of the churches over that Of
last year Addresses were delivered oy
Kew Dr. Jameson. OF lansing. Rev. Dr.
oc0delt u Detroit. Rev IA. c. beals, 0t
Plymoalh. aad Rev. Kerr b. fuppes this
liIy A strong resolution Ia taFor % pro
nio4iioa a. the only effective method Of
efsdic4Eing the liq8or trel1c, was unant-
l0usly passed. The next ASSOCIATION meets
IN september sos. at Hastings. The ass0-
ciAlisn this year was preceded by pr9.lta-
Die sunday school convention. participated
ia by ReF. L. ID. kandeli. Oi New Buffalo,
and Rev T. II Brooks, T. b. Loonis, and
Others VI OTaad Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
FOLKS WE KNOW.

J. Brown has returned from his trip to
Indiana.
Joseph Penney vas in Lansing yesterday
on business.
Hon. l. g. Mason. Of Maskegon. was in
the city Yesterday.
Mrs. II. o. Rose. Of Petoskey, is in the
city visiting friends.
MF Cornell OF Jackson. was registered
a. TIE Morton yesterday.
). Buliord. Of Msnistee, registered at The
Morton House yesterday.
Helen Brmnsr. Of 81 North Ionis-st.. is
down with typhoid lever
Ms. e. VI. L0ornis and daughter are A.
Hastings visiting friends.
Mrs. = r. Utiey Of Scribnsrst. il ia
Chicago visiting Der sou, ". = I tley.
Mrs j y. -ewsll. of 4 Tpsilant. j. visiting
her brother. +. y. Riley, Il 50 Csrrier-st.
Mrs.. II. r. Taylor. Of this city. is visiting
her sons Gsorgs and Walter ia NewsyEo.
". 70 Marks. Of Paris. superintendent of
the r sh hatchery AZ that place, Is IL tie
CRY.
Jos Neubecksr and wife Of Sevsnth-st,.
lesvs today for a months trip ID ( pQsr
Csna6s.
t1Hrtaf oN. no o+@ oee1 - WINNIPEG
on thrss weeks hunting sxpedifIon ms
returned.
RI. Hsprenstsl snd wife, Of Pifssburg
Pa. ara v'sitiag with A HuEchinss. on TIE
"A ssf Sid..
Reub-n T. Smith leff for Ann A, bor
Tuesday 10 begin his as yssr IN the theol0-
ga course
Louis Dennis = a. Wsiisn3. Ont. having
seen called here oy ne dangerous illness
81 ais mother
n. A. Csrp~ntsr. Trsfic manszsr Of tbs
G. & VI "a and rhe y. I. a y. rss IN ne
citv Tes-erssy.
John Mcintyre. Fss- isia C5icsxs He
VII slso rislt Niuaeapoils and 50 Psal Be-
fsre his fet1rn.
Mrs. Mary A. Dsc<erson hss refurued
from ss1r months risit with her isaehter
st Recx5ori iiA
The prsssnes n East saxirsv 81 A. r.
Aatis.ssi niue ard Dealer 81 tbs city -
ncfsd hv - Hers : Of thsf cay
Ms~ Anas M daughter ~ Aiaxsu6e-
rssfne ea-t Es3 = 80 ~ alerrte3 70 Nr F11s
A Ssvenzsi N-fnessisy. ne l-fh irss
M Judge W,thev snd ~ x. ~ Hrs
fin ~ fs.s citv sfteroei she fl%era az t1e
a. Capt g. 81 S5cns ~ Na.snz1sa VS.
5av
Nss Iizzie kahl. OF Tincola-st. i -
Ersil snfi a. &eiexzts r. tae Stsss
Wa1sn y .ssionary SociesT fvoua Fise EiFss
fsssoy szisH sazzSa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

For some time past the L. 5. Mail service
IN this city have felt the need of mail
room AZ the Union Depot. Several tons OF
mail IS handled there every day that never
passes through the Grand Rapids postotHce,
and heretofore there has been no protection
for the men from the open air and IN many
instances rain and snow. This has al been
a great inconvenience and besides the mail
has been wet from being so exposed. The
q. X. * /. railroad company have at last
taken the matter ia hand and the north
end Of the depot, where the walk leads 70
Ionia-st.. will De inclosed and used as
mail room. and about twenty feet has been
cut OfT the little park. 10 be used as a walk.
This will give ample room for the handling
OF the mails aud will be great con-
venlence III n,>ny respects.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

a >seza Cislzs1Fset 49, kexsaas tsitsf
Fasaes A4.g-Aa Ola Sc sAk AsFs-
Aa1znls bsl-. t-e l4.4rs1 ssallses a. ,-i-ss-
yes1er5AT n1orulax a. i1e lzssstsnce q -sf
s0a lanes aged s7 Fssrs. The ge-szssi ezs
sssn = rssilsIi u Graaz Rapids ~ = ggest
member II years. osiax o1s O. tas nzst
oolorst people % locate 1sfs -ae Sas =
f8ftans tsi.sF and g4laea eo1s- .er4sie ial.2s
"a ta4E eFsctiaa. kAEi1g 1aay pasroas
sn11g tEe city site. Fer lsok ti-1s s4e
hsd hef Le4tq1sTLsrs IA Il oElsi sez : r9s
o. Ga1sl a. .ad Der siga ls stli - oe seso
o. i8c sod ~ lhs 5atihnk sc saS sn4rp
add ksen .ittsa. snd shs s4s iocksd ap -
b. hef race 4iaay of snoA oelisss1 Der
sndo4ed SiEh supernatzfsi p0ssrs- sac
caves ssYersl children among them Jerry
Bell. TIE oaxosr. 4ad Jo1n Bell Arrange
meats Tor tie tanes4l have DoL get oeea
c4nlQi@far
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

In little book just published by the
JudsoP Printing Co. New York, large
number of practical, though novel, re-
ceipts are given for making cakes OF various
kinds from the informal griddiecake to the
stately brides cake. without eggs. by the use
Of the ROYAL BAKING Powder. Experienced
housskeepe-s inform Us that this custom
has already obtained large precedence over
old-fashiOned methods IN economical
kitchens. aud that the product is frequently
superior to that where Eggs are used. and
that less butter is also required tor shorten
ing purposes. The advantage IS not alone
in the saving effected. but IN the avoidance
Of the trouble attendant upon securing
fresh eggs. and the annoyance OF an oc-
casi0nal cake spoiled by the accidental in
PRODUCTION Of an egg that has reached a
llttie too early the incubatory period. The
Royal Baking P0vder also invariably in
sages perfectly light. sweet. and handsome
csSe. OF uhsn used for griddie-csSes TO be
eaien hot enables their production in the
sb0rtesr possible space Of time. and max Is
them most tender aud delicious. as vel as
entirely wholesome. There IS no other
preparation ike il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Since the ner liguos lsv sent into effect.
September >. there have been no com
plaials issued FOR violations in the city IN
III yesterday, as the Police Court officials did
not receive a copy OF the Avs until then.
Warrants were issued yesterday for l. J..
Quinn. ol Canal-st.. John AangOld, OF the
Arcade and red Brogger, proprietor Of the
Olio House. II they are convicted OF
keeping their saloons open on sunday,
which IS the charge made against them IN
der TIE new law their license shall be re-
voked and thsy shall not be granted another
license until the year following. This IS the
case in any violation OF the lAw and saloon
keepers will probably De more careful IN
the future. The lsw also provides that II a
patrOlmAn has reason to believe that the
law Is being violated he shall have author
ity to break in the door. arrest the man IN
charge. ana lock him up and close the place
up himself
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

only occupants Of the prisoners box in
Police Court yesterday morning. They
both entered plea of guilty TO a charge OF
inloxication and in default of the nsces-
ssry wherewith 10 pay their ine and costs
they were escorted IT, the county all where
thev will remain as honOred guests for the
period o. twelve dsys.-The case of Fred
j. Daily and Terrance Kelley, for keeping
saloon open after hours, was called and ad
0urned until this mOrnins.-The same dis
position was made OF the examination of
Fred Whitfield, for larceny from adwsiling
in the dsy time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Famous bob. Hopkin ths DeLo-i painter,
. Summer O. - age. so0k ap little poem
entitled The Sportsman Rsssfis, writ
tea by Thomas + Watson. of Windsor, snd
painted = series OF twelve pictures ilassrss-
Ing IT, The pictures which depict IN soeak.
ing unes the dsAghls aud i0ys u shooting
and nsning 80 bred the heart OF that true
sportsman. IA. III. 0ih4aa, that be organ
ized = CON pany and h41 heli0type plates OF
the pietGEez 81 4dr a. tremendous e1-
penss The pietUrss. whlch are twelve IA
naaosr. repIessntsnlps, gNAii. duck, grouse
sEa deer shooting, trout nshlng sle-, each
scene being accompanied oy stanLa OF
more of the pecan. charlie L. Marsh, u
Detroit, Is u0s ia toSa With the plct 1res
aad Nill probably place them on exhibition
a the O. " 4sh-tz-N0ng club. Meanuns II
any enthusiastic sportsman or art cOnnois-
ssur desires 10 see the pictures he can have
tie opportunity by calling a. the lELGsKA1-
hKkALD office.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Ffen as Il Nsss 80 = ssssszx /. -
tess. =. tas e.. 4 - al.

Fren as II 4sk |. - = ssTsse< s~sE-
tess. - tee g. = - S4il
k54n b s.1as .s a. tr@<a- sSrsl1z 3
tweaEy -tss ssals2zs e t1s eesz-s 80 fof
oses D * he peace. knd ses,sFaax Is ~ile
NzFg e1Qns eell 12s1re@ fFs<ss'l- = - De
eirc1l1 Colrs ~ 1FoFc@ treG nlza fhsy
ssls glaTsls.l e Ds1e--osr. 81. 4ad i1 LEI
c9l8p platal sAs c1srses rl.4 sIt1 e<@Ax a.
hznlt1al 1Fa1k4rc al wIl1 having ef@e-ly
ssa1<n .na 4elsed Asr vale luioklc~ssd.
0lts BE aszs1 lsr fer Tea csnis ~ gsl =
drinx o. shlskF. sn1 oSczlse sec 4sda :
have Il. hs "a ed her seserai We nalos>
a11 xnocksd bsr t9s8. A. ae Las d0ne 49,
eral uraes slLcs. Es las been oe8gielst u
Esrioas orsasss u Io.lee CO1rs ssserai
timss snd las fAilsd - provide 1er wish =
suita6ls sapport. zlIaouga perfectly abe -
10 -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

CIEe UIT.-Ihe People IS. Gardner p. Hat
Us. implicated with George Wasnoufne.
Information for larceny Verdict not guilty.
The People vs. john Waller Larceny
Of property of the value of more tosn 50.
keIdict guilty.
PEoBATE--In 70 George /. Moore. An
inoigent insane person order admittl ag
hun 10 insane asylum az Kalamazoo -
Estate OF Nicholas 4. HUI. Deceased. Pc
tition for probate of Will filed. Hearing
Nov 4.-Petition OF the Grand Rapids,
Lansing & Detroit Railrosd Company vs.
James W EArdley ct al. Hearing ON petl-
ton 70 condemn properly. n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
meM.nu. Monam.as A..oel.tlon.

The McMsnus Monument Association
held = meeting az the school house on
Sheldon-st. last evening. The monument
TO Rev. Father McManus being
completed, ali except the grading
Of the grounds and the erecting
Of the altar, the body will De removed 20
the vault in the monument Friday at II
O'Clock a. m. The officers reported g., 700 10
cash received and disbursed "a follows.
Contract tor building Of the m nument
81 SEQ fncideuensIts. 500. yet 10 be expend-
e. n grading the grounds and erecting an
.fsa~ about <llD
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

A meeting Of local musicisas was held At
Professor Turtles rooms last evening. when
tas Msas Cnorsl society Wa organized.
With enc following cfnCers.
rresidenf. Miss Emiiv Mohl. Vice Prssi-
dent N .s Hckus ksyuor. Secretary. Miss
Nav Morse librarian. Ms. Laura Wells
Turtle. Treasurer Ms. ia troworidgs
ri Mesicai Director. Prof owen T. Turtle.
ADVISORY Board. Miss Emily Noh Miss
Ns'le Beeds. viii Harris. Henry Johnston,
oven Turtle. Commiffe. on Programme
snd Invitations NJ Lulu Fisrcs. Mss
Matte Curiiss Miss Pearl SsrgesHt owen
< Iartie
Meetings OF tae society viii e held week
w. the next meeting 90 occur next Monday
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
LAMPS
Library Lamps, Hall Lamps
and Chandeliers.

Metal and Decorated Parlor
Lamps and Shades TO match,
with Rochester, Sun or Du-
pleX Burners the best burn
ers made for light. The assort-
ment is endless. The prices
are lower than ever before.
How is this: Glass Hand
Lamps, l5 cents; Glass Stand
Lamps. 20 cents; Decorated
Vase Lamps, with Porcelain
Shades, % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Work on the Chicago. Kalamazoo and
Saginaw railroad progresses rapidly. Mon
dav last trains commenced TO run between
Kalamazoo and Kingsbury; the track will
be finished so that trains will run as far as
Hastingsin two weeks; then 1t Is expected
that grading will begin on the north end
section toward Portland. This Is the road
IN which Hon. A. J. Bovine and Mai.
Watson. OF this city, have large interests.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

1asxD RaFsps. oct. 5th. Iss7.
Ata spec.a meeting Of tie Csutrsi Iseor
Inioa TIE ioilo~nIg resolutions we're unsn-
imoas.y adopted.
WHFHrAs. Charles 7 Smith. 81 ZZs South
Diviaon-st- has tersssfenty refused -
recognize the 3o1rasTmen Bskers nion
So 81 ~ GrsDa Rapids. snd cT his n.
q hleuce 1ffsri1g e1U0lra cement % others -
10 hksTlss- we believing tas same f0 oe
desri msnfal. not sis1e 90 tee 8asers
Cn5an saf fc o-rsnizs3 lsbor-of al sln8s.
therefore be- if
Rsesf That Tbs Central Isbor Union
hereaV erdorse tie scfcn fsks1 tF rhe
Bskers' sier No. 81. ~ Grand RsnIss sr3
xe hereby request A. trsds unlcnists
knixhfs ef Labor ard organ zsi Isaor ~
general ~ N faolf t1sr naf-oasEs from
eat cnsT.ss j. -uith uBHl saa 6frcntF :
snsiossiT segfIe1
Ftsr rssrs5 Tat 81 So Charles
Smah c1nraue IN AS sadesFor 10 iznors
taa i1ss clssns 81 Bakers ols1 10 81 we
esea1 Ir aar cftv - pnslisn l.st ~ css srs
who sre banding k.s esxe eo35s
- 3 Aheraoaa aaEsrs psase eerT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
Good for FertiliIing Purposes.

Grand Rapids is unfortunate in not being
able to procure a water supply. Grand
river is looked upon as able TO do service
il a possible contingency, but as Jackson,
Lansing. Portland. lonia and other smaller
places along the route utilize the stream
Tor sewerage, the sanitarians are afraid the
water is too rich for the blood. There is
no division of opinion as 10 lis excellence
for tertilizing purposes.-JGckson Patriot.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
Married Last Night.

Denton Otis Sproat, of the Ereaing Leader.
and Miss Emile A. Pelton, were married at
5 o'clock last evening, by Rev. Sidney II.
Woodford, in the presence of a few relatives
and intimate friends at the residence of the
brides aunt, Mrs. Chatiee, of Ada. After
the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Sproal returned
10 the city and they will be al home TO their
friends at "a Lake-ave., alter Thursday,
October ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
Haili.N Not G1lty.

Some time ago John Bresnan, of Grattsn,
was robbed OF si55, and George Washburn
was convicted of the crime and sentenced
to Jackson. Through what WsshDurn had
said. Gardner z. Haytis, farmer in the
neighboThood was arrested as an accom-
piice in the theft. He was tried in the Cir
cult Court aud yesterday tie jury in his
case brought in verdict Of not guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

The G. ES Z Land Department has
accepisd hiis f'r portion af tae pine lands
advertised N Ike county amounting 70
f-ss PC 10. The price rscefved a consid-
sre1 Sal enc Size accepted BIOS coming
from sewers. nrms nov n1snuiactnrng On
re Ina of the railruad The timber sold
VII Ieed The mills and ave tue company
rte haui ~ the product A nnn35er o. oids
frsnf pertiss Icoginx on the Nsnistee River
for snds IN he northern portion Of ts,e
county wsrs considered tao iow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

TIE srial Of Charles snd William Mscsrd
fsr ne murder of Mchsei t Bars vii coni-
nence I'm the Circuit Court this morning
frosecutrz Attorney Clay Sheriff Bishop
snd lfrsitslran Chese. ef Archissct Robin
sen officr. v,sfel ne scsae 81 ths tragedy
ia Wvom ~ t0wnship Yesterday afternoon
- lcok he ground over sgstl sBd secure a
diagram Of TIE srsne - BE ssei IN he trsi
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Ichn wsief 49, reo IN ths Cl-rn;t
caaYt vsssprfa~ for Lhe the3 af horse
f,sm q Spsria township 's-7uer TIE csse
~ss ufveu - th- iorv - s,f5 lsst s~sning
sr7 Ia. zbcnt ten r1sautes rerficf cf guilty.
~ex -etnrned. Wafer ~ax taksn ever -
- - - xsz1 sensensA
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
Our Clothes Line
Is Hung Up and Strung Up for the Fall
and Winter Season. and the Fa-
nous Clothes Horse,
THE GIANT
Is Packed with the Latest and most Com
plete Assortment OF Mems and
Boys Clothing.
GIANT CLOTHING COMPANY. uhe Live Oak Clothes
Pins have capsizcd their Clothes Basket
gains will all Western Michigan.

The popular demand for theviots both I'm Sacks and
FrockS. rapidly depleted earl, purchases. enabling
TO take the whole offering of leading
and that too price which the public
assured was low enough To give
THE LEAD OVER ALL COMPETITION.
In this class call particular attention Chesi-
sic, S1f. SIS. Sf6 and Compare them with
what YOU find elsewhere. Comparison means double
Observation-Disclosures To Buyer and Seller.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

Ars y44 sd 1espoE.aaet gleo@Ff
Afe s1e s1re gsss s9sasess
LzsleH . t4e ve aoaae lsa4inE-
~ . resL
Esss yVa = 3es sBa psins Uans altered
fsisoGfo< Lie > oe.asSe sup
Iblns Eos tAsFss - c4i4 "A 0iisz1
sn1
t5lFslt1E
A Golden Remedy awaits so1-
tsoiceu uQl "A G4ne
ke4co. -. sateFink ons. ard grasp Il.
he6l Il reslalul
I1ere = bQI one etSo3Sea Rsnsdy y-Dr.
EeFce Golden NeE& Discover Ii
sssDcs slons 1s tee great blood -parinsr e
strength rsneweE snt health Festerrr
oi TIE age, fbe Liver. i regulates resn0E-
sng a. Impurities. TIE ieDgs if strengthens
cleansing aud noarishins lhem. Ias
whole system = ogllt ~ supplying that
above Al otasf Ihings LaosI needed d-p0ls.
rich Blood.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

! have adopted . nes uasnner Tor The Az
fsnsement q my eases "a Ezintsus which
vii enable tie pupl. ~ eb.si8 lessons for
aboat half the ususi cost. studio epsn 10
classes Monday. Oct lelb.
Mas. T. e. GEAyEs.
Room a, Windie0mo building. A0nEos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


Can not come and sss Is ard Ne cannot 30
% yislt him. - Ne ale 80 busy with cur
large stock VI sea and AXE Esh. New York
oysters. the genuine Red Cross bfsnd, also
era River oysters ia balk and cans, q. the
Baltimore Market. 81 Cansl-st
X f. Frrpv
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
GKAsp RAPl

GRAND RAPips, Mich .fqi. ,sS7
French & kndler diss lvso pa asrship
the 18th day Of September le hudler
continuing TO conduct the bss.nsss st 81
sfis~0rth-aye., aud assuming ali indebted
ness. l.. Ii. FsEScH.
A kRTDfFK
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
0rEcE or THE EAGLx STEAM LAuNDRY !
ASD DYE housE. No. p CAN4r-sr

OfftcE OF iHE EA6LE STEAM LAUNDRY
fASD DYE hoUsE. NO. - CANAL-sr,
GRAND RAPIDS. NIsH., July -, 1857.
Editor IE.EGRANHARASp:
Please inform the ablic that ] have con-
nected steam laundry with my Dve House
and SECURING establishment, and will do my
utmost to give them the best work that was
ever brought out by machinery. and tell
them that humbly ask of them share Of
their trade. Your mos. humble servant
u. A. BEEwIS.
Ring telephone No. el9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
iocknded.

The heavy dray wagon that blocksded The
streets this afternoon was loaded with Oys-
ters, fish aud game of every description and
the finest quality, for Dettenghaler, III
MonFOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

At Kendall s-new goods ordered some
tine ago 08iy just recsi we'd. They are
placed on sac today 0'cioss AZ bargains
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06

The following is a list of the marriage
licenses issued yesterday, with the names,
residence when outside the city and ages
of the parties.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
Ihnip Hommrich, Byron, Lizzie Feldcs, OF ~S''

Frank =. Cnorman, Mary 4. Msy er-.....--.- 20
Pred Ri3lespraker Louis county. y. Y. Hat
lie J.. Bancroft. Lowell
Denton o. sprosi Emile A. Peli0n. Ada 49, 5s-15
Arthur =. clyfeid, St. Clair Aaule l. Hun
Ter Lowell I'll
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
We have some
BIG BARGAINS IN
CROCK.ERY.

The incest Decorated Tea
Set for So 40 to be found IN the
city. Decorated Chamber
Sets, $2.l7. Decorated Dinner
Sets, l29 pieces, $12. Silver
ware, Fancy Goods. Novelties
in Decorated China and Glass
ware are arriving daily. An
inspection of our goods will
prove our claim that we are
selling at prices the most mod
crate.